Specifications

Features

• Adapts the JF-DV, JK-DV, JO-DV, and JP-DV surface mount door stations to a standard 1-gang box or ring

Material

Fire-retardant plastic

Mounting

Single-gang box

Dimensions

7” H x 4” W x  3/8” D

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The JP-4MED can release up to 4 doors when using one RY-3DL and one RY-24L. The first 3 doors will be triggered by the RY-3DL using door release output 1. The 4th door will be triggered by the RY-24L using door release output 2.

Wiring Diagram

Settings on Master

The door release buttons on the JP-4MED master will need to be programmed so that release button 1 will be selectable while doors 1, 2, and 3 are active and release button 2 will be selectable while door 4 is active. Enter the Install Menu. Press and hold the Home button and then tap SETTINGS, then INSTALL. A warning message will show on the screen. Tap ENTER to enter the install menu.

From the Install Menu, tap SET DOOR RELEASE. Tap LOCK1 to change the settings for relay 1.

1. Tap OUTPUT METHOD and select if relay 1 will be a N/O or N/C contact.
   Set to N/O when using the RY-3DL.T
2. Tap REFERENCE DOOR and choose to “Show” or “Hide” the door release 1 icon for each door station.
   For the drawing on page 1, the door release 1 icon should be shown for doors 1, 2, and 3 and hidden for door 4.
3. Tap DOOR RELEASE DURATION to set the door release time for contact L1. The default “momentary” setting will be used when connecting to the RY-3DL.

When done, tap the BACK button to return to the SET DOOR RELEASE page. Repeat the process for LOCK2. When referencing doors, hide doors 1, 2, and 3 and show door 4 for door release icon 2.

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During a call the user receives no audio at the door station, however, video works at the master station receiving the call.

Cause

A mismatch of door stations, incompatible door station with the master station.

Solution

Verify the model number of the master station. If the master station is JF-2MED and the door station is JK, the video works but there is no audio. Change door or master so that both are within the same series; JF with JF, JK with JK/JM, JP with JP, etc.

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When a door station will not call in or be monitored, but the master station touchscreen menu can be navigated through.

Solution

Confirm that the JP-4MED is being powered by a PS-2420UL or comparable 24V DC power supply. An incorrect power supply, such as a PS-1225UL will power the master and menus, but will not receive audio or video.

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The icon used to call a sub master stations or monitor a door station is grayed out and cannot be touch activated. This is due to the JP-4MED having restricted access to door stations and sub master stations.

Solution

The JP-4MED must be initialized to the system reset factory defaults.  To initialize the JP-4MED follow the steps below:

1. If the screen is off, press the [HOME] button, or touch the screen to turn it on.
2. Press and hold the [HOME] button, then touch SETTINGS → INSTALL.
   
   If the [HOME] button is released before this step has
   been performed, the display returns to HOME window.
3. Touch ENTER to continue to the settings.
4. Touch INITIALIZE.

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Specifications

Power Source

Supplied from Residential station

Type of Communication

Open voice handsfree communication

Wire

2-conductor, PE insulation, Aiphone wire #871802

Mounting

Surface wall mount

Electrical Box

Single-gang box

Operating Temperature

14°~140°F (-10°~60°C)

Dimensions

5-1/8″ H x 3-7/8″ W x 1-1/8″ D

Weight

Approx. 0.44 lbs (200g)

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Specifications

Power Source

Supplied by JP Series Master Station

Communication

Hands-free

Camera

CMOS

Camera Angle

Wide: 170° Horizontal

Minimum Illumination

5 lux

Wiring

2-conductor, PE insulation, Aiphone wire #871802

Wiring Distance

330′

Card Reader

HID® ProxPoint® Plus

Mounting

Flush mount or surface mount with SBX-IDVFRA

Electrical Box

Not used (Mounts on the built-in back box)

Protection Rating

IP54

IK08

Operating Temperature

-4° – 140°F (-20° – 60°C)

Dimensions

11-11⁄16″ H x 7″ W x 1-⅞” D

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Specifications

Power Source

Supplied by JP Series Master Station

Communication

Hands-free

Camera

CMOS

Camera Angle

Wide: 170° Horizontal

Minimum Illumination

5 lux

Wiring

2-conductor, PE insulation, Aiphone wire #871802

Wiring Distance

330′

Card Reader

HID® multiCLASS SE®

Mounting

Flush mount or surface mount with SBX-IDVFRA

Electrical Box

Not used (Mounts on the built-in back box)

Protection Rating

IP54

IK08

Operating Temperature

-4° – 140°F (-20° – 60°C)

Dimensions

11-11⁄16″ H x 7″ W x 1-⅞” D

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Specifications

Power Source

12-24V AC or DC

Current Consumption

AC: 100mA (max.) DC: 70mA (max.)

Number of Relays

2

Relay Contact Capacity

24V DC, 3A (resistive load) 1A (inductive load)

24V AC, 3A (resistive load) 1A (inductive load)

Mounting

Surface wall mount

Protection Rating

IP54

Operating Temperature

-4°~140° F (-20° ~ 40° C)

Dimensions

H 4-15/16” x W 3-7/8” x D 1-5/16”

Weight

Approx. 1.32lbs (600g)

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Specifications

Features

• Provides a better viewing angle for the camera
• Compatible with Aiphone 1-gang surface mount door stations
• Angles 1-gang door stations outward by 30°
• Can mount to either right or left of door
• Hinged cover for mounting door station

Material

ABS Plastic

Mounting

Surface mount directly to the wall or 1-gang box

Dimensions

5-9/16” H x 4-1/8” W x  2-3/8” D

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